as you would normally join them (with a dot):
$html->link($html->image("logo/easy_logo_trans.png", array()).'xxx
SOME TEXT xxx','/', array
('escape'=>false));
On 19 Jul., 13:47, "[email protected]"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> [code]
> $html->link($html->image("logo/easy_logo_trans.png", array("alt" => __
> ('home', true ),"title" => __('Home', true ))),'/', array
> ('escape'=>false));
> [/code]
> renders:
> <a href="/"><img src="/img/logo/easy_logo_trans.png" alt="home"
> title="Home" /></a>
>
> AND
> [code]
> $html->link(__('Edit User', true), array('action'=>'edit', $user
> ['User']['id']));
> [/code]
> renders:
> <a title="Edit User" href="/users/edit/...">Edit Upload</a>
>
> BUT WHAT about:
> <a title="Edit User" href="/users/edit/..."><img src="/img/logo/
> easy_logo_trans.png" alt="home" title="Home" />Edit Upload</a>
>
> ?
>
> Thanks for everything
>
> Mattes
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